Road To Oblivion
‘EVERY day of every week the Mail thinks up imaginative ways to remind you that life is cruel and you are going to experience pain and die.
Here is a selection of things that will kill you and yours from last weeks paper of doom…
MONDAY
BETRAYAL OF THE ELDERY Abuse and neglect in hospitals rife as Labours pledges go unfulfilled, says devastating report – Report by Healthcare Commission, the Audit Commission and Commission for Social Care Inspection finds mixed wards and lack of care in NHS
£1billion in the red As NHS debt mounts, bosses prepare to axe thousands of staff
How society suffers while mothers are out working Professor Alison Wolf warns the old, unpaid female labour force is now otherwise engaged
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DR FINLAYS CHEQUEBOOK GPs used to work round the clock, for average pay, at the heart of our communities. Then Labour changed their contracts, cut their hours and made them the best paid doctors in Europe. So much for putting patients first…
Girl, ten, dies after three doctors fail to spot meningitis
TUESDAY
CAN YOU TRUST THE BACK CRACKERS? Are chiropractors doing more harm than good?
Diabetics hit by insulin shortage Chemists are running out of the drug
Did my mobile phone trigger my brain tumour Adrian Thompson wonders was caused his tumour
Doctors said I had anorexia. But in truth a hidden cancer was killing me Caroline Lovell had a tumour the size of a grapefruit
WEDNESDAY
NHS cash crisis may shut down hospital Delancey Rehabilitation and Assessment Hospital in Leckhampton may shut down. Or it may not
IVF for the rich only? Professor Deborah Spar, of Harvard Business Scholl, says if prices continue to rise at private clinics, only the rich will be able to afford IVF
THURSDAY
Risk of liver damage to weekend drinkers Doctors warn
£2bn shortfall in NHS may hit bird flu fight So suggests a report in the Health Service Journal
LONG HOURS AT THE OFFICE CAN LEAVE YOU JETLAGGED So say scientists at Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich
FRIDAY
A woman addled by drink and lying semi-comatose in the street. No, not a depraved image portrayed by Hogarth, but a scene in the same street on a typical Thursday night in modern Britain GIN LANE 2006
96 per cent of dentists expect shake-up to hit NHS patients Government contracts may be bad for your teeth’
Posted: 3rd, April 2006 | In: Tabloids Comment | TrackBack | Permalink
